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Faith I'm the Grsas statue.

GEN. STONE HAS NO FEARS FOR IT'S ENDURANCE.
The New York Times to-day says: Gen C. p.
Stone thinks any persons who are contemplating
New Years call upon the Goddess OF Liberty need
not be deferred from making them by any fear
that the goddess may drop them, together with
her strong right arm. should they have the
temerity to climb through It to the platform
givings Of Major DAVID Porter Heap, engineer sec
unsafe and not durable Gen Stone says:
major Heap is stated to think the torch arm
win break In the not distant future. There is no
or the iron framework win fail. l do not think
either will fail. That the ascent through the
at; that it is dangerous for a man OF ordinary
strength and activity do not think. 1 would
venture to differ with Major Heap as to the rapid
greatly as regards oxidation from iron. copper
exposed to the weather oxidizes on the surface and
aeas the
OF the air. The statue OF ST. Charles Borromeo,
erected in 1897 was made OF sheet copper just one
erty Enlightening the world is constructed. Yet
that statue still stands without any sensible dmi-
n nut OF thickness after an exposure OF nearly
that the exterior OF the great statue should require
any expense to the government. That monu-
OF to Ss S
the principle expense will be- imagine, the paint
ing, from time to time, OF the interior framework
any more than the painting OF the iron and steel
work OF the Brooklyn bridge or any iron build
Ing"
A Woman as q Detective.
HOW MRS. MALONE CAUSED THE ARREST OF A FOR
TUNE TELLER.
The Baltimore American to-day says: Frederick
Yuham, a German OF advanced age, is now in the
custody of Warden Morrison because he failed to
pay Justice Hobbs Of the central district, fine of
$25 and costs, for violating the fortuneteng law.
Detective Droste made the arrest, but in order to
secure positive evidence, had to obtain the SER
vices OF Mrs. Mary Malone, 9OS McKim street, who
is assistant aniress at the central district station
house fuham, for some time, has been under sur
marie street. Mrs. Malone went to YuhamS place
OF business and told him that pet goat had sud-
denly disappeared, and requested a tip, TO know
how Mr.. Goat could be recovered. The name and
address OF Mrs. Malone were taken by a clerk, and
on Thursday Yuham called and put Mrs Malone
through rigid examination. He is said to have
collected fifty cents for starter, with promise
that 81. 30 would come in the future. With this
evidence warrant was procured and the arrest
posed the fine and COSTS and, not having this
amount, Yuham went over.
The number of business failures throughout the
country in 1886 was SO4 less than in 1885.
The statement is made in Paris that President
Grevy has erected q reconciliation between M. de
Freycinet and NJ. Ferry, who will jointly support
the chambers.
The funeral OF the late Edmund O'Flaherty, bet
ter known as VIM. Stuart, took place In New York
yesterday.
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he RECEIVES TWO ANONYMOUS LETTERS, WHICH
HAVE DEPRESSING EFFECT UPON HIM.
The New York World OF yesterday says: Ex-
Alderman Michael Duffy, the dethroned king of
Dufyvlle, ''bOOdler." &C., is said by the friends
who stick to him in his days Of need to be in a
very unpleasant frame OF mind. The great Duffy
who led the boys of Harlem Flats to victory on
numerous occasions, who ruled everything and
nearly everybody In Harlem south OF 10th street
with mighty hand. and who, it was believed did
not know the meaning OF the word fear, is now
thoroughly frightened, and, it is said that
when an old friend comes up behind him in the
street and SlapS him on the back in the Old familiar
way the ex-alderman nearly jumps out OF his cloth
ing with fear. The cause OF all this is that recent
ly he has received two anonymous letters both
full OF threats of violence and upbraidings for his
testify1ng against ''Booder' McQuade. They have
had their effect for nightfall finds the ex-alder-
man safe in his home Ill 102d street and Lexington
avenue, from which he seldom ventures after that
time. He is never at home after dark to any but
old and trusted friends, and every one else Is told
to call at his Office in 1O1st street, during the day.
The escapades OF his two sons on Sunday last.
when they ell into the clutches of the law has
also had a depressing effect upen him. He is much
changed in appearance, not being nearly as stout
as he was, and his face shows the effect OF worry
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A Perfect Razor guaranteed, 4s7 Pa. ave.
Scott's Emulsion of Pure

COD LIVER OH, WITH HYPoPHosPHTTES,
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THE LATEST Novelty for X-mas PresentS-LadieS'
Straw slippers, three cOiorN,
Mrs WN. III. RICH,
III Market Space.
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RHruDIATEs Hrs C0EFEssIoN.-Edmund KERN,
who confessed while drunk In Milwaukee Thurs.
day that he murdered Amelia Olson, In Chicago
January l6, 1884, repudtated his confession when
he became sober Friday. 1t Is said, however. that
Kern made similar confession 70 : milwaukee,
HIS story will be investigated
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PERSONAL.

DUY MAJORS BUCKwHEAT-
ID Will not money without explanation d3l -3ts
nN ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
" us prepared to pay full value Gents
Second hand Clothing. Address call at yUSTH'S
Old Stand. 619 ID st. dll-lm
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THE BOYS HAD THEIR FUN.-In Bedford county
Va, Christmas day some boys tied package OF
H. II. Meredith's barn. The dog ran into the barn
and the nre-crackers set fire to The building The
building was burned, with twenty-five barrels OF
his cattle and horses.
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"1Oc Royal CLUES broken china, glass, furnitur

S3 Per Gallon, 75c. Quart Bottle. No.
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. MCtiEEs 9th near st. WAS
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FrssEII.s Icts Cream. CharIottes and candies

Now Is THE TME-Estabrooks the place for
line photographs. III Market Space.
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GEORGE WAS Nor BOYCorrED.-To-day's New
York Herald says: A rumOr having been circu-
lecture at Paterson on Tuesday night last was the
result OF an order issued from the headquarters Of
yesterday and asked him II there was any truth
in the allegation. MI. George said that there was
undoubtedly small attendance at his lecture
but that the apparent slight was simply the re-
suit OF misunderstanding among q local faction
OF the knights OF Labor, and that he had attached
such little notice TO 1t at the time that he had not
nent members OF the Knights OF Labor were
spoken to by the reporter during the day, all OF
whom laughed at the idea that their party had
ordered boycott against Henry George.
JUDGE HATCHs PLACE FlLLED-Chairman Cole,
OF the New YORK republican state committee has
appointed the Hon. Daniel II. Mcmillan state
senator member OF the state committee In place OF
the Hon. Edward w. Hatch, judge-elect OF the
superior court OF Buffalo.
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WHY THE WEDDING WAS PosTPoNED-David
Sample, OF Boston, after working hard for several
years saved s625, and decided to get married
during the holidays. so he put the money In a
his overcOat and started out to buy furniture for
his new home. 1t grew too warm for his overcoat,
and he took 1T off, first putting the pocket-bOok In
the inside pocket OF his undercOat. This pocket
had no bottom, and when David reached for the
money it was not there The wedding has been
postponed.
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century, is still ahead or all competition. All who
need the article Will find il greatly 10 their adv
tage to insist on our brand send directly 10 our
laboratory. JOHN c. BAKER Co., Phila., and ut
druggists.
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Eye Glas.c. 50 and Is cents, 4s7 Pa. ave. 8

For Coughs and Throat Disorders u.s.
BrownS Bronchial Troches. "Have never change,
my mind respecting them, except think better o
that which began thinking web OF. Rec. Henrs
Ward Beecher. Sold only In boxes. eco
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STOLEN DUCKS.-LaSt night three small colored
DoS were seen Oaing In front OF Samuel OrriSon's
sdIoon, on PENNSYLVANIA avenue, watching some
DUCKS and turkeys which were hanging at the
front door. Presently the boys walked near the
door, grabbed pair of wild ducks and ran of
Sofiie minutes later Frederick Jones' one OF the
boys o1ered the ducks for sale for 40 cents and
Ol1Cer Lamb arrested him. This morning In the
POlice court, Jones was charged with the larceny
and was given 60 days in Jail. The ducks were re-
turned 10 Mr.. Orrison-
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A Christmas Gift for Col. Moore.

A SUINkNIk FKUM TIE LIdHI INFANTRY.
Col W. c. Moore was this morning surprised by
the reception OF a handsome gold badge, with
eight diamonds set In it, a Christmas present from
the officers and men OF his command, the WASH
3ngton Light Infantry. The gift was accompanied
by the following letter. signed by all the members
OF the command, lis in number: sDear Colonel
Your comrades. the undersigned, desire to testify
their affection for you friend, their apprecia-
ton OF you soldier, and their admiration for
you as man by requesting your acceptance OF the
accompanying badge. In the many happy recur-
renceS which we hope you may live TO enjoy OF this,
the great anniversary OF the christian world, il
may sometimes remind you OF our esteem and
love-"
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in 4 To- Ward prints, 45c. per No.
Also Cottage Cheese and BuJtermilk; Sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream l.Ic.
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Marlborough Despair.

London Letter to the Liverpool Post.
The startling evidence OF the Duke OF MARI
borough has caused painful shock everywhere,
and he himself is said to be in despair over being
mixed up with this case at all. There are reasons
for believing that II he had not been involved in
a new scandal, he would have renewed the attempts
he made tentatively some time ago TO enter on the
OF those political duties for which, IL he
has not all the morality, he has certainly the
ability. This latest scandal OF course forever ex-
cludes him from political employment.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

GOLD GLASSES, $50, new. Hempler's, CT. 4
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CIR Tn Brsr.
THE CONCORD HARNESS.

VuNHO1A8 ID. BOND.
j l26 Psnnsyiyanda eve n y.
General Insurance ASsnt and 1e.l Esssts rok@.
General Agent G3eas Fails TixO Insurance Company
ct New York. d:{Sr fms
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TO GRoCyRs AND CIGAR DEALERs-Nr DoSlino
VIII resume me sale OF tne cigars az his auctioS
roonis on Monday, January 81 and eOnttnue if
throoxhoEt tn WEEK, at the hours mentioned in
the advertisement This Il spendia o:,,orsul,i:y
Tor dealers 20 secure nrSs-Ci2SS goo4s see adver
tteement Tor further particulars.
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victOria's Birthday.

Many British towns could have been
found throughout the Empire yester-
day, which fell behind Honolulu in
celebration Of the sixty-eighth birthday
of Her Majesty Victoria, Queen OF
Great Britain and Ireland, and En-
press of India There was a general
display of diplomatic, consular, Gov
eminent and private flags, the shipping
presenting a very fine sight The
Royal Hawaiian Band serenaded Major
]. II. Wodehouse, British Commits
sioner and Consul General, at his resi-
dence in the morning. Public offices
closed at noon in honor Of the day.
Sports reported elsewhere we're con-
tributed by the Honolulu Rifles and
the Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club,
with feasts in the evening by both
those bodies. Several British business
houses closed their doors, and the day
wore holiday features in many other
respects. The weather was fine, the
only cause Of discomfort being drifting
dust
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Humors of the Fray,

The San Francisco RepoT says; A
large audience listened to General
Howard's lecture upon Gettysburg"
in Calvary Church, and was evidently
much pleased with it. In telling the
story Of the battle, Howard gave this
interesting Renaissance: General
Solomon had brigade there then, and
he was as calm and selfpossessed a SOL
der as he is citizen to-day. When
the cannonade began and bullets whiz-
zed everywhere, he met me standing
within the confines of the cemetery,
where most of our line was drawn up.
He was quietly smoking a cigar, I'M
mindful of the exposure OF our posi-
ton. He facetiously pointed to a sign
stuck upon board and read to me
the caution against shooting or dis
charging of firearms within the Gene
terry, saying, during all the din anc
roar, that | would get into trouble iol
all this shooting i'll met the civi
authorities. A moment later shell
whizzed by and tore the shattered
board and sign away. | remarked that
as the ordinance had been resclnded
we could let the cannonade 90 on"
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Shipping Notes.

Steamer Surprise brought $500 bags
sugar. discharging into bark Giengaber.
She will sail this evening if practicable.
Schooner Waiehu and Waimalu were
detained yesterday, but will sail early
this morning.
Schooner Mile Morris brought rsc
bags rice.
Steamer c. r. Bishop took steam
pillow for Eleele.
Bark Chas. B. Kenney's coal has
been bought by the lnter.Island Steam
Navigation Co. on private terms.
The shipping was gay with flags yes
terday in honor of Queen Victoria's
birthday. The British banks Glen
gaber and Scottish Lassie, and the
American vessels Claus Spreckels
Sonoma and Hattie N. Bangs, together
with the German bark Hercules, were
dressed out in the marine code.
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SIDE LIGHTS.

f. Horn, proprietor Of the Pioneer
Candy Factory, has on hand several
hundred pounds Of real Boston Chips,
which capnot be competed with IN
price, owing to his extensive facilities
for manufacturing.
The largest and finest assortment Of
homemade, fresh, French Candies, moi
to be found anywhere else in Homo
lulu, for sale by f. Horn, Pioneer
Steam Candy Factory
Smoke the Havana Cheroots, to be
found at c. ]. McCarthY's.
King Bros. are making specially o.
regilding and repairing old Picture and
Mirror Frames
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Police Court.

Joseph Merand and Jas. Kukana
were put out SO each for drunkenness
August Leonard pleaded guilty Of
assault and battery on Ernest Stocker
and was fined SIS including costs.
All Nging, selling liquor without Q
license, was remanded to the 10th
instant.
Louisa pleaded not guilty to dis
orderly conduct. The evidence re
vealed a neighbors' petty quarrel. De
fendaAt was acquitted, reprimandeC
and discharged.
Hookano, deserving contract service
was ordered to return to his employ
ment
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Nor bk p Peterson Sundt from San Francisco
Brit bark Scottish Lassie, Singer from Liverpool
Haw blk Kaakaua, Armstrong, from Valparaiso
Mission stmr Morning Star Turner, from South Sea
Islands
Am bE,ne Makah Thompson, from Newcastle, N
SW
Arg Rep bark GuilIerno, Sandman from Port
Townsend for Callao, in distress, leaking
Ger blk Hercules, Bless, from Liverpool
Am bark Sonoma, Grifiiths, from San Francisco
Brit bark Gengaher, Roeston, from San Francisco
Am bark Ceylon, Calhoun, from San Francisco
Am bark Chas Kenney, Dahler from Newcastle
NSW
Am bktne Hattie N Bangs, Bangs, from Hongkone
Am bgtne Claus Spreckels, Drew, from San Fran
cisco
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Historic Ships.

Officers throughout the service will
commend the Secretary's decision to
reht the Kearsarge, now lying at the
Portsmouth Navy-yard, for another
commission. The Kearsarge and
Hartford are the two ships in the
United States Navy around which
cluster the most glorious memories OF
its history, and the reftting of the
frst.named vessel may be followed by
similar orders relative to the noble
flagship Of the great Admiral. This
action will, it is believed by many, go
far towards strengthening the Naval
spirit in Congress. Army and Nara
Journal.
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pAssEnnEAa.

For Maui and Hawaii, per steamer w. C. Hall
May a4-Capt N Haley Miss Ellen Paris, Henry
CRUDE and 50 deck.
For Maui and Hawaii, per steamer Kinau, May
aa-Mrs " Cornwell Major w II Cornwell, X Ruben
stein, Haneberg, NJ Schultzy, w II CuinmmgsWN
Homer Homer wife and son, Vieua DR. Her
bert Reeves and daughter and 50 deck
For Kauai, per steamer Mkahaa, May a4--Beau
mont Reed, w n Deverill, L Turner, S x Mahoe
and wife, Il Borcherevinck and wife, J. II Stolz, +
schulze, DR. Brodie, S w Wilcox, W II Rice, Mrs
Chairman Ehrlich, Robt Robinson, Young Haxetoni
Mrs Gay and son and IS deck
For Kahuui and wayports per steamer Likelike,
May 24-fIon Dole. Dr y Emerson, II
Smith, o Unna and IS deck.
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ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
TUESDAY, May "a.

TUESDAY, May a.
Am bktne S N Castle for San Francisco
Stmr w @ Hall for Lahaina, Maaaea, Kona, Kau
and the Volcano at 10 am
Stmr kinAu for Maui and Hawaii at 4pm
Stmr Mkahala for Nawiliwil, Kooa, Eleele Waimea
Kekaha and Niihau at SPIN
Stmf Lehua for Kukaiau, Hakalau, Honomu and Ono
mea at SPIN
Schr Mana fer Houomu
Schr Wailele for Kuau
schr Heeia for Waialua
Sehr Lholiho for Lahaina
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Do Not Sin Against Your Own Family
Any Longer.

Consider the matter at once, and do
not longer delay insuring your life for
the benefit Of your family in that great
est and best company, the Mutual Life
Insurance Company of New York. S.
c. Wilder, agent.
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The race between two crews Of the
Honolulu Yacht and Boat Club yester
day was Witnessed by many people
gathered along the water front. 1t was
won by the crew Of Alfred Branch,
which led all the way round and several
lengths at the finish. Eben Lows
crew therefore had to pay for the Club
dinner last night.
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Mr.. W. X. Sims has been transferred
from the position Of freight clerk on
the steamer Lehua to a similar position
on the steamer Kinau, being succeeded
on the former vessel by Mr. w. H..
Aldrich. Mr.. Alex. Turnbull, first
officer Of the Kinau, stayed ashore the
present trip on account Of a severe at
tack Of rheumatism last week, from
which he has not fully recovered.
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vessels Erpeoted from Foreign Ports

Brit lark Cerases, from Liverpool, due May I.ao
Br bark r. L. r., from Newcastle, N. S. W. due
Feb. Iy-as
Am tx 'rimour, Brewer, from Boston, due May I-rs
Am bktne John Worster, from British Columbia,
due May 1910
Am bark c. o. Whitmore, Thompson, from Depart
ure Bay, due May 2o3o.
S S Aust ralia, Ioudlciie from San Francisco, due
May 81
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VESSELS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Stmr Iwalani for Lahana, Kukuihaele, Honokaa,
Paauhau, pauilo and Kukaau at 8 m
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hamakua at pm
Stmr Surprise for Kuau
Schr Waimalu for Laupahoehoe and ililo
Schr Waiehu for Waianae and Waiaua
Schr Kauikeaouli for Kohala
Schr Josephine for Eva
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Emperor William Of Germany has,
in an autograph letter, dsted Berlin,
I'D April, conveyed his sympathy to
King Kalakaua and the royal family in
the death Of Princess Likelike. En-
peror Mutsubito Of Japan has also sent
a letter Of sympathy in the same re-
gard.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-25

The cash balance of the British
Benevolent Society for the past year,
besides the $500 invested, is $soS.o ga,
not $500 as reported in this paper yes
terdav
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LOCAL NEWS.

Official notifications are served on
the half shell this week, the Goge,h-
meNf Gazefte having only enough mat
Ter to fill one side.
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-25

Mr.. A. L. Caster, of Bucharest, has
been appointed Hawaiian Charge d
AGaires and Consul-General for the
Kingdom of Roumania.
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No less than two Of the operators Of
the Mutual Telephone Co. have been
laid aside by accident during the past
week. AS their places are temporarily
filled by less experienced hands, sub.
scribers should kindly exercise patience
il responses are less prompt than usual
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-25

The contractors for the excavations
Of Messrs. Honschlaeger & Co.'S
building might exercise little more
care than they do, to prevent injury to
the public and consequent suits for
damages if not manslaughter against
themselves. Some heavy Jumps Of
rock were sent flying over the Friend
building yesterday, and about a week
previously q stone went crashing
through the iron awning of the Mer-
chants Exchange building, Nuuanu
street
The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-05-25

Before setting out on a journey, in
sure your comfort by buying a set o
those sealskin rugs advertised b,
Messrs. III. Hackfeld & Co.
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DR.. ]. Herbert Reeves, the hydro
pathic physician who arrived here last
year from the Colonies and submitted
proposition to cure leprosy to the
Government and Legislature, which
was not accepted, is now comfortably
settled as manager of Messrs. Geo. w.
Macfarlane & Co.'S ranch at Waimea,
Hawaii. He has been in the city on a
visit, returning to his post by the
steamer Kinau last evening.
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ga Prayer Speedily Answered" will
be the theme, and the 10Th chapter of
2 Kings the scripture lesson, at the
Fort.St Church prayer meeting to-
NIGHT.
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C0la[tne[Sl!l Notice.

GHEONG PAU HAS THIS DAY SOLD
" his share in the copartnership Of the Pau
Aek Company, rice cultvators and manufactu-
rers at Koolaupoko, Oahu, TO the undersigned,
and also withdrawn from the copartnership,
The undersigned will carry on said business
under said name Of Pau Alex Company, and
hereby give notice that Cheong Pau has no
power to act in any way for said Company and
can incur no liability FOR said Company, nor
collect or receive any moneys or property OF
said Company All debts of the Pau Alex
Company will be assumed and paid by the
undersigned.
CHUNG SAY.
TOM CHOY.
CHUNG CHAN.
LUNG Ian.
CHUNG HOE.
Daledi May 20, 1887.